Prog Album of the Week - Week 77 (03/29/2015): Caravan - If I Could do it All Over Again, I'd do it All Over You

As always, we encourage participation from everyone - if you've never heard the album, there's a YouTube link provided! Go check it out and report back!

Welcome to the seventy-seventh week of r/progrockmusic's Album of the Week! Last week we discussed Genesis' Foxtrot and that was lovely.

If you'd like to peruse previous weeks' discussions, please visit the archive.

More Canterbury Scene, this album depicts a young band still yet to reach their prime -- or so they'll tell you -- this one sure is good despite its immaturity.

http://i.imgur.com/jHCtpYk.jpg

###Caravan - If I Could do it All Over Again, I'd do it All Over You (1970)

Track Listing:

Track listing: 1) If I could do it All Over Again, I'd do it All Over You; 2) And I Wish I Were Stoned; 3) As I Feel I Die; 4) With an Ear to the Ground You Can Make It; 5) Hello Hello; 6) Asforteri; 7) Can't Be Long Now; 8) Limits.

• Album on YouTube
• Album on Wikipedia
• Progarchives review (4.23)

####Potential Discussion Questions:

• A classic of the Canterbury Scene and a really, really early progressive 'rock' album. This is, really, one of the first prog albums ever, considering recording began in early 1970. How is this album a formative one for the Canterbury genre and for the Prog genre altogether?

• How would you personally rate the album?

• Are there any moments on the album you consider particularly strong or particularly weak (i.e., favourite/least favourite moments)?

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